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Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1951

Page

3

Community notes mark gatherings and visits around Centerville

Social roundup lists numerous visits and travels among local families and friends. U Dell by Mrs. B B Spring includes Mrs Morian and Alfred Mauser as supper guests. relatives stay at various homes. Des Moines and Colorado trips noted. a Carr reunion in Centerville park documented. a reception for Duane Glasgow at the school auditorium with songs and welcomes. Glasgow family plans to return to California.

Harold Henshaw Mary Louise Heckman Gary Ray Albert Burkland Sheryl Ruth Beck Des Moines Carl Whisler Alvin Spring Gloria Sherry Lloyd Whisler Edna Moore Deloris Henshaw Carr Centerville Fred Gardner Doris Evelyn Greenville South Carolina Bob Jones University Ora Powell Omaha Albia Ora Marilyn Grover Stringfellow Rose Hill Oskaloosa Lionel Spring Merle Houser Dewey Houser Lloyd Selix Kenny Kathy Claxton Barbara Spurgeon Cal

Budget estimate and record of filing notice

Appanoose County Iowa board of supervisors to meet July 24 1951 at 10 00 am at the courthouse. Taxpayers heard for or against the proposed expenditures for the 1952 fiscal year. County Auditor 36.83 dollars listed as expense.

Board of Supervisors Appanoose County Iowa Court House

Woodhull notes and church annex progress update

This week features a family visit from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick and daughters of Aurora Illinois, plus social calls across Woodhull and Rock Island. Brethren church annex work advances with 25 volunteers completing enclosure roofing and interior tasks ready for asbestos siding and finishing.

Ffortia Duane San Francisco Robert Kirkpatrick Aurora Ill Woodrow Duty

Kinser Valley Local Notes by George R Darby

Well the week shifts and the weather dries while cool. Alfalfa is being stored and the Long sawmill works. LeRoy Wilson and family visit, Clyde Wilson and daughter travel from Phoenix to see Zell Wilson. A coon raided the chicken yard and a trap captured him before he escaped. Send any double steel trap remains to the author.

LeRoy Wilson Russell Darby Blakesburg Clyde Wilson Phoenix Arizona Zell Wilson Irvin Long Tyan Hoadley Wilson Sally Goodin Pearl Hiner

Pleasant Hill News Briefs From Mrs. M. E. Dicks

Judith Broshar of Centerville visits the Russell and Dick Brown homes. Doris Christy and Richard Callen of Des Moines spend the weekend with the Callen and Allen families and Beverly Fenton. Clara and Teresa Brown visit Centerville. Mrs. Roy Argo ill with tonsillitis. Charles Burnette family visit and plan to move to Des Moines. Oswald Irwin visits Cedar Rapids and meets grandson born to Wilford Powell. Velma Irwin was Mrs. Powell.

Judith Broshar Centerville Russell Dick Brown Doris Christy Richard Callen Des Moines Gilbert Callen Richard Allen Beverly Fenton Mark Allen Clara Teresa Brown Roy Argo Charles Burnette Jay Argo Oswald Irwin Cedar Rapids

Ottumwa Social Roundup at Local Homes

Mrs Jessie McAninch and children visited Clell Sheldon in Ottumwa on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Aldie Sheldon Nona Dicks and Darwin Sheldon also called. Paul and Dicks spent Sunday with Dick Brown. Verna McAninch visited Lissie Kelly. George Hammond called on Oswald Irwin Wednesday afternoon.

Jessie McAninch Aldie Sheldon Nona. Dicks Darwin Sheldon Clell Sheldon Ottumwa Paul Dicks Dick Brown Verna McAninch Lissie Kelly George Hammond Oswald Irwin

Local families visit hosts and birth announced in Ottumwa area

Franklin by Mrs John Moffatt notes social visits at Coy Swift Hugh McFatridge Bernard Kitterman and others. Roy Moffatt of Albia Route 2 welcomed a son born Wednesday at Smith hospital. Meantime farmers work haying and cultivating corn as community circles share news in Ottumwa vicinity.

Art Ekwall Ottumwa Coy Swift Ruby Donald Whitehead Hugh McFatridge Tom Scieszinskis Bernard Kitterman Roy Moffatt Albia Route 2 Smith Hospital Al‘bia G. F. Turner George Susan Frank Starcevic Sovilla Hugh MecFatridge Emmett Derby Larry Karlon Rose Dell Hellyer Lester Housley Linda Lloyd Ammons Allen Dean Glen Claude Rogers Roscoe Argo Rex Haver Johnny Hiner Baby Howard Brock Leora Joan Dicky Hiteman

Unionville Social Notes and Legion Auxiliary Election

Mrs. LaVern Cox was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at the officers’ election held last Monday evening. Other officers include Mrs. Toby Cross as vice president, Miss Essie Whisler secretary, Mrs. D. M. Wilson treasurer, Mrs. Claud e Underwood chaplain, Mrs. Wayne Hinote sergeant at arms, Mrs. Gerald Trelan historian. Larry Stotler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stotler of Oak Park Illinois, is spending the summer with his grandmother, Mrs. Clara Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sellers and children visited recently at parental Walter Sallors’ home near Bagley. Margaret stayed for a few days. Mrs. Carl Miller was honored at a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Russell Alden’s home Tuesday afternoon. co-hostesses were Mrs. Carl Alden and Mrs. Willard Brain. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pabst of Moravia visited the Miller and Hiatt homes Sunday afternoon. Miss Marion Miller of Mount Pleasant is spending vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Harrington also mentioned.

LaVern Cox American Legion Auxiliary Toby Cross Essie Whisler D. M. Wilson Claude Underwood Wayne’ Hinote Gerald Trelan Larry Stotler Vernon Stotler Oak Park Illinois Clara Wilson Robert Sellers Walter Sallors Bagley Margaret Carl Miller Russell Alden Carl Alden Willard Brain Harry Pabst Moravia W.C. Miller D. L. Hiatt Marion Miller Mt. Pleasant W. C. Miller N. L. Harringtoni

Local Residents Honor Miami Graduate Police Officer

Entertained Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs Grafville Kinsinger of Miami Florida Kinsinger is a local high school graduate and a member of the suburban Miami police force Mrs Minnie Estle of Dallas Center visited her sisters Misses Belle and Laura Baker south of town

Grafville Kinsinger Miami Fla Kinsinger Minnie Estle Dallas Center Belle Laura Baker

Anthracnose eyed in Iowa black raspberries report

Iowa State College extension horticulturist A. E. Cott warns widespread anthracnose in black and purple raspberries across Iowa. He notes 1951 weather favored infections and recommends post harvest cane removal, summer pinching at 24 to 27 inches, and a liquid lime spray plan for next spring to protect 1952 crops.

Iowa A. E. Cott Iowa State College Extension Horticulturist Cott

Vosburgh at Albia Ball Game Attendance

Mrs Emmett Derby and Emmett Derby attended a ball game in Albia Wednesday evening where Larry Derby played on the Franklin Farmers 4H team. Dorothy Pickerell hosted a Stanley party Tuesday afternoon for many ladies.

Emmett Larry Derby Albia Larry Franklin Farmers Dorothy Pickerell Marion Adams Carl Calhoun Mrs. Clair Long Gordon Repp Earl Swifts Ben Pickerell Moravia

Fragmentary local item notes attendance at Iconium church

Readable fragments indicate Thursday afternoon activity in Iconium with mention of a family and attendance at the church. Names, dates, and full context are unclear.

Iconium

Semi Annual Report of H G Hargis Treasurer of Appanoose County

H G Hargis treasurer presents the six month financial summary for Appanoose County Iowa January 1 to May 31 1951. It lists funds disbursements receipts and totals including current taxes delinquent taxes penalties city special assessments and various county revenue sources totaling 1 233 906 31 dollars. The document bears the treasurer's affirmation that the figures are correct.

H. G. Hargis Appanoose County Iowa Co. Treas Gutomobil State Treas Carutcl Ccessssessnsesesenee Casavans Uige Souler Bomys Teen Agricultural Law Sherif Ereseesee Miscel Ab ‘ Xu General County Teachers’ Institute Centerville Board of Loraine Sidew

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Udell B. B. Spring Robert Morian Alfred Mauser Joe Moore Darlene Spring Harold Spring Elmer Walker Norman Claxton Colorado Charles Ulluicks Albert Howard Burkland Rex Albertson Jack Exline Roy Mcfarlands Appanochse County Hugh Crawley Near Moravia Mary Harrett Iona Dotson Ronald Seseereentieree Roxy By Islue Centerville, Iowa Kinser Valley George R. Darby Pleasant Hill M. E. Dicks Franklin John Moffatt Unionville Verner Hawk Tilton’s Shoe ANL Tilton Shoe Store North Side Square Centerville Ford Service General Motor Briccs Motor Co FORD Esas Ball Hargis Auditor’ S
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